Bestway Driving Academy

10/20/2026

I’m Mike, driving instructor and co-owner of Bestway Driving Academy. Sheila and I are parents, too. We want to help your teen build confidence and safe habits, with a dad joke along the way.

ROAD TEST: ROADSIDE STOP CONTROL

Mistake to avoid: rushing the roadside stop and losing smooth control.

WISCONSIN DMV SAYS
“By slowing down earlier you can make a more gradual and safer stop.”
2026 Motorists’ Handbook, Stopping, printed p. 12, PDF p. 16:
https://wisconsindot.gov/Documents/dmv/shared/bds126-motorists-handbook.pdf =16

ROAD TEST CONNECTION
The current Class D Skills Test Guide covers the roadside stop/start maneuver on page 2. Practice a controlled stop and the complete listed procedure:
https://wisconsindot.gov/Documents/dmv/shared/bfs-d15.pdf =2

MIKE’S MEMORY TIP
“pretend there’s a cup of water on the dash and you don’t want to spill a drop”
AAA Parent Coaching Guide, PDF p. 1:
https://newsroom.aaa.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/ParentCoachingGuide2020.pdf =1

Imagine the cup. Do not put a real cup on the dashboard. This is a reminder for ordinary controlled stops. React promptly to hazards; stopping safely matters more than comfort.

Parents: which skill needs the most practice, smooth stops, turns, or parking?

Parents, during supervised practice, help your teen notice the stopping location early and begin slowing down with enough room. Stay alert to traffic and pedestrians and finish the stop in the correct place. Adults, we can model the same smooth, attentive driving.

This lesson focuses on control during the DMV roadside stop/start maneuver. It is not a ranking of the most frequent test errors. AAA’s image is a practice reminder, not a physical dashboard exercise.

Have valid DMV grant coupon codes? Contact our office privately so we can help your family get started.

Bestway is family owned, parent operated, and an AAA Approved Driving School. Online and hybrid classes. Payment plans available.

AAA MEMBERSHIP BENEFIT
Eligible teens with a learner’s permit may receive free membership until the primary member’s renewal date. New members: ask about half price AAA membership through our school offer. After enrolling, contact Bestway privately for promotional codes and details. AAA eligibility and terms apply:
https://www.acg.aaa.com/drivers-safety/teen-drivers.html

DMV grant applications are closed. Select Start Now to join the email notification list:
https://wisconsindot.gov/Pages/dmv/teen-driver/teen-sfty/degrant.aspx

https://bestwaydrivingschool.net/
Call Sheila: 920-887-7727.

We’re here to help teens and families… it’s what we do.

10/19/2026

TEENS: TOO CLOSE? GIVE YOURSELF FOUR SECONDS.
Parents, let’s help your teen together. Today Mike shares a joke and a following distance reminder for teens and adults.

WISCONSIN DMV SAYS
“Giving enough room in front of you is very important.”
2026 Motorists’ Handbook, printed page 12, PDF page 16, Space Between Vehicles:
https://wisconsindot.gov/Documents/dmv/shared/bds126-motorists-handbook.pdf =16

Practice: when the vehicle ahead passes a fixed roadside marker, count four seconds before you reach it. Increase the gap for poor conditions. Parents, help count calmly during supervised practice. Choose a safe, legal route and discuss the gap without distracting the driver. If the gap becomes too short, ease off the accelerator to rebuild space when safe. Do not treat four seconds as enough for every condition. Wisconsin also identifies situations needing additional space, including slippery roads and following large vehicles.

ROAD TEST CONNECTION
The Class D Skills Test Guide, page 1, Business/Residential section, calls for safe space in front and beside your vehicle:
https://wisconsindot.gov/Documents/dmv/shared/bfs-d15.pdf =1

MIKE’S MEMORY TIP
“Keep open space to at least one side at all times.”
AAA parent coaching guide, Lesson 5, PDF page 2. Keep space around you and use Wisconsin’s four second guidance:
https://newsroom.aaa.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/ParentCoachingGuide2020.pdf =2

Watch the video linked below for exact instructions. NRSF and ADTSEA explain following distance. Their general guidance differs; use FOUR seconds in Wisconsin, with more space for poor conditions:
https://nrsf.org/sites/default/files/video-vidz/NRSF-adtsea-Following-Distance-final2.mp4

Bestway is family owned, parent operated and a AAA Approved Driving School. We’re here to help teens build confidence and help parents feel supported. Adults, our example matters too.

AAA members: eligible teens with a learner’s permit may be added free until the primary membership renewal. AAA restrictions apply. Contact Bestway privately for current school offer details, including confirmation of any discount.
https://www.acg.aaa.com/drivers-safety/teen-drivers.html

DMV grant applications are currently closed. Join the official email notification list through Start Now:
https://wisconsindot.gov/Pages/dmv/teen-driver/teen-sfty/degrant.aspx

Online and hybrid Driver Education. Payment plans available.
https://bestwaydrivingschool.net/
Serving families across Dodge, Green Lake, Columbia, Fond du Lac and Dane counties. Dane County driving lessons meet at Sun Prairie East High School.
Questions? Call Sheila: 920 887 7727
We’re here to help teens and families… it’s what we do.

10/18/2026

I’m Mike, driving instructor and co-owner of Bestway Driving Academy. I take teaching your teen seriously… but I’m still a Dad. Looking out for them and making them roll their eyes at my jokes both come naturally. Just ask my wife and fellow co-owner, Sheila.

ROAD-TEST MISTAKE TO AVOID
Backing too fast and relying only on the camera.

WHAT WISCONSIN DMV SAYS
“Back up no faster than a slow walk.”
“Look over your right shoulder through the rear window.”
Motorists’ Handbook, printed page 18 (PDF page 22), Backing:
https://wisconsindot.gov/Documents/dmv/shared/bds126-motorists-handbook.pdf =22

The Class D Skills Test Guide also assesses looking back, slow speed, observation and control during backing and Y-turn maneuvers. Review page 2 for the complete instructions:
https://wisconsindot.gov/Documents/dmv/shared/bfs-d15.pdf =2

MIKE’S MEMORY TIP
“Focus on precision, not speed”
AAA also reminds parents and teens: “Mainly look directly over your shoulder when backing”.
Source: AAA, Coaching Your New Driver: Keys to Safety, Lesson 2, PDF page 2:
https://newsroom.aaa.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/ParentCoachingGuide2020.pdf =2

WATCH AAA’S CURB-BACKING DEMONSTRATION
For exact instructions, watch:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6TEGsBMF1I

Parents: practice in a safe, clear location with your teen’s supervising driver present. Check the area before moving, continue checking while backing, and stop if anyone enters the path. The backup camera adds information; it does not replace looking behind and around the vehicle. Follow Wisconsin’s instructions for the test maneuver.

Teens aren’t the only ones who need a refresher. Some of us adults have had a little longer to practice our bad habits! We’re sharing the road with new drivers. Let’s give them a good example to follow.

At Bestway, we’re parents, too. We know handing over the keys is a big moment. Our patient, supportive instructors help teens build confidence and safe driving habits, while Sheila and I are here to answer your questions.

We’re family owned, parent operated, and an AAA Approved Driving School. We offer online and hybrid classroom options. Payment plans are available, and we’re happy to work with families.

ALREADY HAVE VALID DMV GRANT COUPON CODES?
Contact our office privately so we can help get your teen started.

INTERESTED IN THE GRANT?
Applications are currently closed. Visit the official DMV page and use “Start Now” to join the email notification list:
https://wisconsindot.gov/Pages/dmv/teen-driver/teen-sfty/degrant.aspx

Learn more and register:
https://bestwaydrivingschool.net/

Questions? Call Sheila at 920-887-7727.

Follow for Dad jokes, teen road-test mistakes to avoid, and friendly reminders for us adults.

AAA MEMBERSHIP OFFERS FOR BESTWAY FAMILIES
Already a AAA member? Ask about FREE membership for your teen with a learner’s permit until your primary membership renews. Not a member? Ask about half-price AAA membership. After enrolling with Bestway, contact us privately for promotional codes and offer details. Eligibility and AAA terms apply.

We’re here to help teens and families… it’s what we do.

10/17/2026

I’m Mike, driving instructor and co-owner of Bestway Driving Academy. I take teaching your teen seriously… but I’m still a Dad. Looking out for them and making them roll their eyes at my jokes both come naturally. Just ask my wife and fellow co-owner, Sheila.

DRIVING MISTAKE TO AVOID
Turning your wheels the wrong way when parked uphill with a curb.

WHAT WISCONSIN DMV SAYS
“If you are parked uphill with a curb, you will turn your wheels all the way to the left”
Motorists’ Handbook, printed page 19 (PDF page 23), Hill parking:
https://wisconsindot.gov/Documents/dmv/shared/bds126-motorists-handbook.pdf =23

This lesson concerns parking on the right side of the road. The handbook also directs drivers to use the parking brake. Downhill parking and uphill parking without a curb require a different wheel direction.

WATCH AAA’S HILL-PARKING DEMONSTRATION
For exact instructions, watch:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GD1SwiuCXcA

Also available under “Driver Training” → “Hill Parking” on AAA’s website:
https://magazine.northeast.aaa.com/aaa-academy/

MIKE’S MEMORY TIP
“up, up, and away”
AAA explains: “if you’re facing uphill, turn your front wheels away from the curb.”
Source: AAA Via, hill-parking advice within “How to Parallel Park”:
https://mwg.aaa.com/via/car/how-to-parallel-park

This reel covers hill-parking wheel direction only.

ROAD-TEST PREPARATION
Review the DMV Class D Skills Test Guide, page 2, for its roadside stop/start and parking sections. The hill-parking quote above comes from the handbook; the guide does not specifically list a hill-parking maneuver.
https://wisconsindot.gov/Documents/dmv/shared/bfs-d15.pdf =2

Parents: during supervised practice in a safe, legal location, ask your teen to identify the slope and whether a curb is present before choosing wheel direction. Use the full DMV instructions, including the parking brake.

Teens aren’t the only ones who need a refresher. Some of us adults have had a little longer to practice our bad habits! We’re sharing the road with new drivers. Let’s give them a good example to follow.

At Bestway, we’re parents, too. We know handing over the keys is a big moment. Our patient, supportive instructors help teens build confidence and safe driving habits, while Sheila and I are here to answer your questions.

We’re family owned, parent operated, and an AAA Approved Driving School. We offer online and hybrid classroom options. Payment plans are available, and we’re happy to work with families.

ALREADY HAVE VALID DMV GRANT COUPON CODES?
Contact our office privately so we can help get your teen started.

INTERESTED IN THE GRANT?
Applications are currently closed. Visit the official DMV page and use “Start Now” to join the email notification list:
https://wisconsindot.gov/Pages/dmv/teen-driver/teen-sfty/degrant.aspx

Learn more and register:
https://bestwaydrivingschool.net/

Questions? Call Sheila at 920-887-7727.

Follow for Dad jokes, teen road-test mistakes to avoid, and friendly reminders for us adults.

We’re here to help teens and families… it’s what we do.

10/16/2026

I’m Mike, driving instructor and co-owner of Bestway Driving Academy. I take teaching your teen seriously… but I’m still a Dad. Looking out for them and making them roll their eyes at my jokes both come naturally. Just ask my wife and fellow co-owner, Sheila.

Today’s joke comes with a reminder for new drivers AND those of us who have been behind the wheel for a few decades!

ROAD-TEST MISTAKE TO AVOID
Rolling through a stop sign. Slowing down isn’t stopping—even when the intersection looks empty.

WHAT WISCONSIN DMV LOOKS FOR

The Class D Skills Test Guide says:
“Always stop before a painted stop line.”

Page 1, Turns/Stop and Stopped Intersection:
https://wisconsindot.gov/Documents/dmv/shared/bfs-d15.pdf

The Motorists’ Handbook says:
“You must come to a complete stop and wait until your path is clear before continuing.”

Printed page 25 (PDF page 29), Stop:
https://wisconsindot.gov/Documents/dmv/shared/bds126-motorists-handbook.pdf =29

BESTWAY’S PRACTICE REMINDER

Approach at a controlled speed and brake smoothly. Bring the vehicle to a complete stop before the painted stop line. If there’s no painted stop line, stop before the crosswalk.

Check for traffic and pedestrians, yield as required, and proceed only when clear. Simply slowing down and looking around while the car continues moving does not replace a complete stop.

Parents, practice this during your supervised drives. Help your teen recognize the stopping location early so the stop is smooth and controlled. This is one specific DMV requirement to practice, not a ranking of the most frequent road-test mistakes.

Teens aren’t the only ones who need a refresher. Some of us adults have had a little longer to practice our bad habits! We’re sharing the road with new drivers. Let’s give them a good example to follow.

At Bestway, we’re parents, too. Sheila and I understand that handing over the keys is a big moment. Our patient, supportive instructors help teens build confidence and safe driving habits.

We’re family owned, parent operated, and an AAA Approved Driving School. We offer online and hybrid classroom options, and payment plans are available. Let us know what works for your family so we can help you get started.

ALREADY HAVE VALID DMV GRANT COUPON CODES?
We accept them! Contact our office privately with your codes.

MISSED THE GRANT?
Applications are currently closed. Visit the DMV grant page and select “Start Now” to join the email notification list:
https://wisconsindot.gov/Pages/dmv/teen-driver/teen-sfty/degrant.aspx

Learn more and register:
https://bestwaydrivingschool.net/

Questions about classes, scheduling, grant codes, or payment plans? Call 920-887-7727. Sheila will be happy to help!

Follow for more Dad jokes, teen road-test mistakes to avoid, and friendly reminders for us adults.

We’re here to help teens and families… it’s what we do.

10/15/2026

I’m Mike, driving instructor and co-owner of Bestway Driving Academy. I take teaching your teen seriously… but I’m still a Dad. Looking out for them and making them roll their eyes at my jokes both come naturally. Just ask my wife and fellow co-owner, Sheila.

ROAD-TEST MISTAKE TO AVOID
Changing lanes using only your mirrors.

WHAT WISCONSIN DMV LOOKS FOR
The Class D Skills Test Guide says:
“Check traffic to left, right and the rear before changing lanes. Check the ‘blind spot’ by looking over your shoulder.”

Guide, page 1, “Lane Change”:
https://wisconsindot.gov/Documents/dmv/shared/bfs-d15.pdf

The Motorists’ Handbook says:
“Remember to use your turn signal before changing lanes. Move one lane at a time.”

Handbook, page 17:
https://wisconsindot.gov/Documents/dmv/shared/bds126-motorists-handbook.pdf =21

OUR PRACTICE REMINDER
Signal. Check rearview and side mirrors. Look over your shoulder in the direction you’re moving. Move smoothly when clear, keep safe space, and cancel your signal. Don’t change lanes in intersections.

Adults, this is for us, too! Some of us have had longer to practice our bad habits. Let’s set a good example for new drivers.

Bestway is a Mom and Dad driving school and an AAA Approved Driving School. We offer patient instruction, online and hybrid classes, and payment plans.

Have DMV grant coupon codes? Contact our office privately. We accept them!

Grant applications are currently closed. Join DMV’s email notification list by selecting “Start Now” here:
https://wisconsindot.gov/Pages/dmv/teen-driver/teen-sfty/degrant.aspx

Learn more and register:
https://bestwaydrivingschool.net/

Questions? Call Sheila at 920-887-7727.

Follow for Dad jokes, teen road-test help, and friendly adult reminders.

We’re here to help teens and families… it’s what we do.

10/14/2026

I’m Mike, driving instructor and co-owner of Bestway Driving Academy. I take teaching your teen seriously… but I’m still a Dad. Looking out for them and making them roll their eyes at my jokes both come naturally. Just ask my wife and fellow co-owner, Sheila.

**TODAY’S DRIVING REMINDER**

Feeling tired? Take a break before getting behind the wheel. Being rested and alert is part of being ready to drive!

At Bestway, we’re parents, too. We know handing over the keys is a big moment because we’ve been there with our own children. Our patient, supportive instructors help teens build confidence and safe driving habits, while Sheila and I are here to answer your questions along the way.

Bestway is family owned, parent operated, and an AAA Approved Driving School. We offer online and hybrid classroom options, and payment plans are available. We understand family budgets and are happy to work with you.

**ALREADY HAVE A WISCONSIN DMV DRIVER EDUCATION GRANT?**

We accept it! Contact us with your grant coupon codes so we can help get your teen started.

**INTERESTED IN THE GRANT?**

Applications are currently closed, but you can join the DMV’s email notification list to hear when applications will be accepted again. Visit the official grant page below and select “Start Now” to provide your email address:

https://wisconsindot.gov/Pages/dmv/teen-driver/teen-sfty/degrant.aspx

Learn more about Bestway and register:

https://bestwaydrivingschool.net/

Questions about classes, scheduling, grant codes, or payment plans? Give us a call at 920-887-7727. Sheila will be happy to help!

Follow along for more jokes, practical driving reminders, and a chance to get to know the people behind Bestway.

We’re here to help teens and families… it’s what we do.

10/12/2026

Missed this round of driver’s education grants? We know that’s disappointing, but we’re here to help you plan for the next one!

Here’s what to do:
1. Join the Wisconsin DMV’s email notification list.
2. Watch for the state’s announcement with the next opening date and time.
3. Apply as soon as applications open that morning. This round closed the same day!

Sign up for DMV notifications:
https://wisconsindot.gov/Pages/dmv/teen-driver/teen-sfty/degrant.aspx

ALREADY HAVE YOUR GRANT CODES?
Your coupons can still be redeemed! Register for driver’s ed with Bestway and share your coupon numbers with us so we can get you started:

https://bestwaydrivingschool.net

The grant helps eligible Wisconsin students ages 14½ through 19 who qualify for free or reduced-price lunch and have not previously held a driver’s license. It covers classroom instruction, behind-the-wheel instruction, and observation. Permit, road test, and license fees are separate.

DON’T QUALIFY? PAYMENT PLANS ARE AVAILABLE.
We’re willing to work with families. No explanation needed. Just let us know what payment schedule works for you so we can make a note on our end and get the ball rolling.

We’re here to help teens and families. It’s what we do. Give us a call at 920-887-7727!

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04/27/2026

🚨 PARENTS, GREAT NEWS — THERE IS STILL DRIVER’S ED GRANT MONEY AVAILABLE 🚨

If you thought you missed it, you didn’t. There are still spots available through the Wisconsin DMV Driver Education Grant, but they will not last long.

💡 WHAT THIS GRANT IS
The Wisconsin DMV Driver Education Grant was created to help families cover the cost of Driver’s Ed so teens can receive proper training instead of skipping it due to cost.

For families who qualify, the grant can cover:
✔ 30 hours of classroom instruction
✔ 6 hours behind the wheel
✔ 6 hours of observation

The DMV pays the driving school directly. This is not a reimbursement program.

👀 WHO IS ELIGIBLE
It really is this simple:
✔ Wisconsin resident
✔ Age 14½ to 19
✔ Eligible for free or reduced lunch
✔ Has not previously held a driver license

If your teen qualifies for free or reduced lunch, there is a very good chance they qualify for this program.

⚠️ IMPORTANT TO KNOW
This grant is not retroactive.
If you have already paid for Driver’s Ed, the grant will not reimburse you.

However:
If you only paid for part of the program, such as classroom only, you may still be able to use the grant for behind the wheel.

⏳ WHY THIS MATTERS RIGHT NOW
The grant opened recently and is already filling up quickly.

The last time it opened, funds were gone in just a few days.

👉 There are still openings right now, but once they are gone, they are gone until the next release.

📝 HOW TO APPLY
👉 Click here to apply through the Wisconsin DMV:
https://wisconsindot.gov/Pages/dmv/teen-driver/teen-sfty/degrant.aspx

Once approved, you will receive your grant coupon code(s).

Then:
👉 Register with Bestway Driving Academy here:
https://bestwaydrivingschool.net/class-registration/

🚗 WHY FAMILIES CHOOSE BESTWAY DRIVING ACADEMY

✔ We are an authorized DMV grant provider
✔ We walk families through the process step by step
✔ The entire registration process is online
✔ Online classroom can be started anytime, anywhere in Wisconsin
✔ At home pickup for most students because we know parents are busy
✔ Behind the wheel offered in Dodge, Columbia, Green Lake, Fond du Lac, and Dane County
✔ If you live outside our service area, we offer convenient prearranged pickup locations

❤️ THE MOST IMPORTANT PART

Call Sheila.

Parents remember her name for a reason.

She will help you understand if you qualify, explain exactly what to do, and make sure you do not miss this opportunity.

📞 920-887-7727

You do not have to figure this out on your own.
That is what we are here for.

The Bestway 🚗
Driver’s Ed Made Simple

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04/20/2026

🚨 PARENTS, HERE IS WHAT YOU ACTUALLY NEED TO KNOW ABOUT DRIVER’S ED IN WISCONSIN 🚨

If you have a teen getting close to driving, you’ve probably realized something,
This process can feel overwhelming.

Between school, sports, work schedules, and everything else going on, figuring out Driver’s Ed is just one more thing on your plate.

Take a breath, we’ve got you.

🧠 WHEN SHOULD MY TEEN START DRIVER’S ED?

This is one of the most misunderstood parts of the entire process.

Your teen can complete the classroom portion of Driver’s Ed before their 15th birthday, which is a huge advantage for busy families.

That means they can be fully prepared and ready to go to the DMV on their 15th birthday to get their instruction permit.

They cannot get their permit before turning 15, but they can be ready on day one.

There is no specific Wisconsin law that sets a strict minimum age for starting classroom instruction.

However, timing still matters. Starting too early can create gaps that may require additional instruction later.

The Wisconsin DMV Grant begins eligibility at age 14½, and some driving schools may have their own starting guidelines, which is where a lot of the confusion comes from.

The key is planning the timing the right way so you are not scrambling later.

📘 WHAT YOUR TEEN NEEDS TO DO

✔ Enroll in a certified Driver’s Ed program
✔ Pass the knowledge test and road signs test
✔ Be at least 15 years old to obtain an Instruction Permit
✔ Complete 30 hours classroom, 6 hours behind the wheel, and 6 hours observation
✔ Practice 50 hours with a parent, including 10 hours at night
✔ Hold the permit for at least 6 months
✔ Be at least 16 years old
✔ Pass the road test

🚦 WHAT IS GDL?

For the first 9 months after licensing, there are passenger limits, late night driving restrictions, and stricter penalties for violations.

These rules are designed to protect new drivers while they gain experience, and give parents a little peace of mind.

💡 WHAT ABOUT THE DMV GRANT?

The Wisconsin DMV offers a Driver Education Grant for qualifying families based on free or reduced lunch.

It can cover 100 percent of Driver’s Ed, including classroom and behind the wheel.

It opened April 13, 2026 and closed within just a few days.

Good news, it typically reopens quarterly.

We help families understand how the grant works and how to be ready so you do not miss out next time.

❤️ WHY FAMILIES CHOOSE BESTWAY DRIVING ACADEMY

Bestway Driving Academy is family owned and parent focused.

After 26 years in public service, we built Bestway around one simple goal,
Make Driver’s Ed easier, safer, and less stressful for families.

Our instructors come from backgrounds in education, law enforcement, and social services, and we understand how to work with teens in a calm, patient, and confidence building way.

We treat your teen the way we would want our own kids treated.

We are also the only AAA Approved Driving School in the area, which means we are held to higher national standards.

🚗 HOW WE MAKE THIS EASY FOR YOU

✔ The entire registration process is online
✔ You can register online and pay online
✔ Our online classroom can be started anytime by students anywhere in Wisconsin
✔ At home pickup is offered for most students because we know families are busy
✔ Behind the wheel is offered in Dodge, Columbia, Green Lake, Fond du Lac, and Dane County
✔ If you live outside our main service area, we can meet at a convenient prearranged pickup and drop off location
✔ Sun Prairie and Madison area pickup and drop off at Sun Prairie East High School

📞 THE MOST IMPORTANT PART

If you take nothing else from this post, take this,

Call Sheila.

Parents remember her name for a reason.

She will walk you through the process, help you plan the timing correctly, answer your questions, and take a lot of this off your plate.

📞 920-887-7727

You do not have to figure all of this out on your own.

That is what we are here for.

The Bestway 🚗
Driver’s Ed Made Simple

bestwaydrivingschool.net

Homepage Driving Education for All Ages Welcome to Bestway Driving Academy, your premier source for professional and reliable driving instruction. Our certified and caring instructors are dedicated to teaching you the skills to be a safe and proactive driver. We believe in individualized driving les...